Marketing Session during March 15 L&L
Marketing of your business, organization, or activity can always be improved! Epic Touch Marketing... [More...]
March 1st Luncheon
Networking is the ability to find out who the right people are to make something happen, or not... [More...]
Hay Meadow Massacre Press Release
It is a Kansas story that took place in No Man’s Land, later Texas County, Oklahoma. “I can say that I know what it is to be... [More...]
Christine's Home Furnishings
Christine Ansley has style. She walks in a room and you see it straight away. That’s also her job. With more than 18 years of interior... [More...]
Several MSG Programs nominated for State Awards
Several Main Street Guymon programs were nominated for awards to the Oklahoma Main Street office. The Epic Saturday classes, sponsored by... [More...]
Lumber Mart
The Lumber Mart has an opening for part-time (maybe full-time) person to... [More...]
Process Technicians
Cargill Cargill in Guymon has an immediate opening for Process... [More...]
General Labor needed for construction...
Full Time Temporary Help Needed... 60-70 Hrs Week. General Labor... [More...]
Pioneer Day Jail
Main Street Deputies Jason Eggers and Geysol Garcia, both employees of Farmers Insurance, arrested Kayla Martin and Darbie Salamanca, Security Finance employees. It's time to dress western or stand the chance of being thrown in pioneer jail! Buttons are $5 and you can get them at the Main Street Guymon office, 116 NE Fifth. In the picture are (l to r) Eggers, Martin, Salamanca, and Garcia. [More...]
Flowers on Main Street by Rose Garden Club
The Rose Garden Club is out working their miracles with the flowers on Main Street once again. Here are Sharon Petty, Mary Ann Deena Montano, and Lane Maxwell putting in a barrel at the Main Street Guymon office. Thanks for all your hard work ladies! Also working on the project were Jill Johnson, Bonnie Melinski, and JoAnne Graham. [More...]
Monopoly Tournament a Lot of Fun
Ten tycoon-wannabes paid their $5 entry fee to compete in the Monopoly Tournament on Sat., April 28, at the Urban Bru Café. The event was sponsored by the Oklahoma Panhandle State University Phi Beta Lambda Business Club as a fund raiser for the seven members of their club who qualified for the National Phi Beta Lambda completion to attend that contest in San Antonio this summer. The monopoly players ranged in age... [More...]
OPSU Business Club Lunch
The OPSU Business Club members that qualified to compete at the national contest were treated to a Lunch with an Aggie at the Pub on the Bricks on Thursday afternoon. The Lunch with an Aggie program is a joint effort between the Guymon Chamber of Commerce and Main Street Guymon. Several community members were there to tell the students good luck on their upcoming competition. Here Larry Wirtz (far left), Judge Reddick (hidden), and Jason... [More...]
This Place Matters - Nash Home
The historic Guymon home located on the corner of 11th and Quinn was in the Nash family for 88 years until Mary Nash died in 2003. At that time the house was purchased by Mike and Susan Byers, who have made it their family home. The property was first purchased in 1906 by Ada Easterly, who sold it to Chester Nash in early 1915. “Mr. and Mrs. Chester Nash raised their three boys and one girl in what was really a country home at that... [More...]
This Place Matters - Varney Farm
When Guymon was young, the home of Craig and Jamie Barnes sat “out in the country.” Today their home, commonly called the Varney Farm, sits at 11th and Sunset, certainly in the midst of town. Roy William Varney and Thelma Gladys McCaw Varney owned this home prior to the Barnes’ purchase from Billy Joe Varney. The Varney family bought the home in August 1939. Prior owners were Joe and Viola Brown, 1926 – 1939; G.A. and Alta Hart, ... [More...]
Oklahoma Main Street Awards Banquet
Brooke Dickerson (l to r) of Guymon, Guymon Chamber Executive Jada Breeden, Vonda Wilkins of Hardesty, and Main Street Guymon Director Melyn Johnson stand by the banner presented to the Guymon program at the 23rd Annual Oklahoma Main Street Awards Banquet in Oklahoma City on Tues., April 25. Main Street Guymon had two nominations make the final three, but did not come home with the win. Over 290 nominations were sent in for the Main Street... [More...]
Lunch with an Aggie/ Monopoly Tournament
The OPSU Phi Beta Lambda (Business Club) is being honored with a luncheon on Thur., April 26, noon at the Pub on the Bricks, 5th and Ellison. The public is invited to come and meet the seven students who recently qualified to compete in the national Phi Beta Lambda business competition in San Antonio. “We need to show our support to the youth in our community when they do well,” says Main Street Director Melyn Johnson. “They are... [More...]
Clean-Up Day
The Guymon 4-H Club participated in the Guymon Community Clean-Up, cleaning up Dale Park, Fowler Park, and Oklahoma Park. Working on Saturday was Brice Bagley (l to r), Rebecca Bagley, and Elizabeth Conner, assisted by Todd Conner (not pictured). [More...]
This Place Matters - Grocholski Home
It is a stately home that looks inviting. The building stands strong and represents so much of the good that is Guymon, Oklahoma. On the corner of 5th and Academy is the early Guymon home that Jim and Ann Grocholski have made home. Built in 1910 by the Crow family, this house has also been owned by the Burch family from 1920 to 1932; the Cameron family who worked for City National Bank in Guymon from 1932 to 1937; and then the house was ... [More...]
This Place Matters - Old High School Building
Ah, if those bricks could talk. What would they say? If you look at those trophies from the 20s and 30s, you can almost hear the students talking. How proud they were, how happy to win that tournament, how tired they felt after it was over. When you look at the stage, you can image the many students who gave speeches, accepted awards, had big days there on that stage. This place really matters. This place is the old Guymon High School at... [More...]
Epic Saturdays Downtown Classes and Events
Cake Decorating Class
A special day, a special event, or a gathering of wonderful friends can be celebrated with a beautiful decorated cake that is delicious and builds up the wonderful unique day you’re planning. Tya Mantooth, who decorates cakes beautifully and loves sharing this creative endeavor with others, is teaching a cake decorating class through Main Street Guymon’s Epic Saturday classes. It is a two-part class that is June 2 and June 16 from 8... [More...]
Shutterbugs
The last meeting of the Shutterbugs, the photography topic was “Pioneer Days” and the photo chosen for publication by the members was this one of the Pioneer Day Parade Marshal, taken by Cindy Weaver. The Main Street Guymon Shutterbugs meet the second and fourth Saturdays of each month from 10 am to noon. Any amateur photographer, or one who would like to start, is welcome to attend. The meetings take place at the Main Street Guymon... [More...]
Shutterbug
Judi Stavig, a Main Street Shutterbug member, shot this picture north of Guymon on Highway 64. The subject for the Saturday meeting was “Night Scenes” shot on a long shutter speed. The exposure for 10 seconds. The Shutterbugs meet every second and fourth Saturday at the Main Street Guymon office, 116 NE Fifth, from 10 am to noon. Natasha Leisher does a lesson at each class. The first May meeting has a topic of “Pioneer Days,” shot... [More...]

April Community Kudos
Mark and DeeDee Wescoatt are named the April Community Kudos recipients for their work within the... [More...]
April Main Street Vital Volunteers
Carl and Linda Ward are the Main Street Guymon Vital Volunteers. The Wards spent countless hours... [More...]
March 2012 Community Kudos
The Community Kudos for March goes to the Hospital Auxiliary, lovingly called the Pink Ladies, who... [More...]
March Main Street Vital Volunteer
Estephania Meza, a Guymon High School senior, is the March Main Street Vital Volunteer. She gave... [More...]
Main Street Day at the Capitol
Main Street Guymon had a booth and participated in the Main Street Day at the Capitol in Oklahoma... [More...]










